Bring Your Own Cloud for ClickHouse

Bring Your Own Cloud for ClickHouse

Altinity.Cloud Anywhere’s innovative Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) model offers complete user control of data and simple administration. Learn how to to use Altinity.Cloud in your analytic stack.

The Tournament of AWS CPUs in Altinity.Cloud

The Tournament of AWS CPUs in Altinity.Cloud

Dive into our latest blog to explore a rigorous ClickHouse benchmark tournament, featuring AWS’s 7th-gen Intel m7i, AMD m7a, and Graviton m7g instances. With Altinity.Cloud’s easy configuration, discover which instance offers the best price-performance ratio for your cloud operations. Find your optimal AWS instance for ClickHouse deployments through our concise analysis.

Low-Cost ClickHouse clusters using Hetzner Cloud with Altinity.Cloud Anywhere

Low-Cost ClickHouse clusters using Hetzner Cloud with Altinity.Cloud Anywhere

For many developers running ClickHouse economically is very important and Altinity provides the tools to do so. This article will guide you on how to quickly setup a small ClickHouse cluster on Hetzner Cloud using K3s Lightweight Kubernetes and Altinity.Cloud Anywhere.

Cut Compute Costs by Scaling ClickHouse Servers to Zero on Kubernetes

Cut Compute Costs by Scaling ClickHouse Servers to Zero on Kubernetes

Learn how to significantly reduce compute costs for ClickHouse servers on Kubernetes by leveraging the Altinity Kubernetes Operator. Discover the ‘stop: yes’ property to turn off ClickHouse pods, preserve storage, and save money on business-hours-only clusters.

Managing EBS gp3 Volumes in EKS

Managing EBS gp3 Volumes in EKS

Learn about gp3 (the latest AWS general purpose Elastic Block Storage), how you can use gp3 volumes in AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), and how to change parameters of EBS volumes from inside EKS clusters using a new open source software from Altinity.

What’s Up with Parquet Performance in ClickHouse?

What’s Up with Parquet Performance in ClickHouse?

Supported in ClickHouse, Apache Parquet has use cases other than just a storage format in the Hadoop ecosystem. See what results we got when we tested it in Altinity.Cloud to query Parquet files at S3 with the same efficiency as with MergeTree tables.

New Tips and Tricks that Every ClickHouse Developer Should Know

New Tips and Tricks that Every ClickHouse Developer Should Know

Building analytic applications on ClickHouse? Great choice!
In this talk, we’ll show 7 tricks to develop analytic apps that are fast, cost-efficient, and easy to maintain. They include loading data from S3, using aggregation instead of joins, applying materialized views, using compression effectively, and many others. As you learn them you’ll also gain insight into how column storage, parallel processing, and distributed algorithms make ClickHouse the fastest analytic database on the planet.
Join us to unleash the power of real-time data today!

Data Lake, Real-time Analytics, or Both? Exploring Presto and ClickHouse | Joint-Webinar with Ahana and Altinity

Data Lake, Real-time Analytics, or Both? Exploring Presto and ClickHouse | Joint-Webinar with Ahana and Altinity

Watch this joint-webinar with Ahana where we explore open-source big data solutions. We contrast Presto, the leading SQL Query engine for data lakes, with ClickHouse, the DBMS champ for real-time analytics. After framing the problem with relevant use cases, we dig into solutions using Presto and ClickHouse. You can expect a deep dive into the plumbing that exposes key trade-offs between approaches.

Ultra-Fast AWS Graviton Instances in Altinity.Cloud

Ultra-Fast AWS Graviton Instances in Altinity.Cloud

AWS introduced new instance type families, powered by Graviton3 ARM processors: m7g and r7g. We tested m7g’s performance using the ClickHouse SSB workload and found it’s 35% faster its older brother m6g, and 15% faster than Intel m6i instance! Learn more.